Little All America Team Named by AP for 1960
The Associated Press selects its 1960 Little All America with Ohio University center Dick Greens and Fresno State guard Doug Brown leading the line. Quarterback Paul Terhes of Bucknell and backfield standouts Charles Fuller and Bill Cooper headline a stout group. Dale Mills of Northeast Missouri State Teachers anchors the travel back field with a record yardage. Ottawa Braves earn two honorable mentions including Herb Sutton, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics scoring champion.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Dick Greens
Ohio University
Cleveland Browns
Doug Brown
Fresno State
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Tom Hackler
Tennessee Tech
Erie
Ottawa Braves
Herb Sutton
Ottawa University
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Garden City Junior College
Kansas Conference All Star selections listed by position
The Kansas Conference All Star team features Gerald Siscoe of Ottawa as the sole unanimous pick among ends and includes players from Missouri eaneee area, Warrensburg State, Springfield State, and other schools. Notable names include Charles Long from Chattanooga and Willie Crafts from Texas A&I as tackles, with guards Fred Lyles and Art Davis among selections and backs like Herb Sutton of Ottawa and Norman Cobb of Baker.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Gerald Siscoe
Kansas
de Soto
Ottawa
Chattanooga
Charles Long
Willie Crafts
Texas A&i
Long
Fyffe
Ala
Crafts
Brownsville
Tex
Brown
Long Beach
Calif
George Aileson
Iowa State Teachers
Charles City
Iowa
Larry Muff
St. Benedicts
Jerry Royce
Warrensburg State
Art Nichols
College of Emporia
Cliff Leiker
Ft. Hays Estate
Ottalwa
Charles McCaw
Rolla Mines
Glenn Lowder
Springfield State
Ryland Myer
Cape Giardeau State
Jim Blaylock
Kirksville State
Fred Lyles
Art Davis
William Jewell
Art Giacamani
Glennon Schott
Cape Girardeau State
Paul Isham
Washington
St. Louis
Jeff Jessel
Herb Sutton
S. D
Aland
Ken Sanders
Maryville
Augustana
South Dakota
Herb Sutton Wins Scoring Title In NAIA
Kansas City AP reports Herb Sutton won the NAIA scoring title as 1960 offensive football honors go to the top scorers. Joe Iacone of West Chester College led rushing with a 152.1 yard per game average on 168 carries for 1,217 yards.
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Herb Sutton
Naia
Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Joe Iacone
West Chester
Marie Morstein
Western
Montana
Florida A&m
Arkansas State
Florida Rattlers
Whitworth
Huru
S.C
Maryland State
Henderson
Ark
Big Eight Opens Basketball Campaign Across Conference
The Big Eight starts its season with Oklahoma vs Texas Western, Nebraska vs Iowa Teachers, Missouri vs Washington, and Colorado vs Arizona and Oklahoma State vs UCLA. Individual leaders include Herb Sutton 125 points, Charles Miller 218.4 passing yards per game, Dennis Spurlock 1,892 passing yards, and Ken Gregory with 74 receptions NAIA record. Kansas and Kansas State lead a seven game slate Saturday, with Iowa State opening Monday versus Wisconsin.
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Oklahoma
Texas Western
Norman
Nebraska
Iowa
Lincoln
Missouri
St. Louis
Washington
Herb Sutton
Ottawa University
Charles Miller
Austin
Tex
Dennis Spurlock
Whitworth
Wash
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Miller
Ken Gregory
Whittier
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Willie Richardson
Jackson
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Colorado
Arizona
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Towa State
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Wisconsin
Ames
Dick Harp
Jayhawks
Valley Teams Into Action
Five of the seven Missouri Valley Conference basketball members open the season. Bradley led by Chet Walker visits Minnesota while Cincinnati hosts Indiana State without Oscar Jebertson. Drake hosts North Dakota State in Des Moines and Wichita travels to Wyoming. St Louis and Tulsa open at home, with St Louis facing UC Davis and Tulsa meeting UCLA.
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Tulsa
Chet Walker
Minnesota
Oscar Jebertson
Indiana State
Drake
Jim Guydon
Harness
North Dakota State
Des Moines
Wichita
Wyoming
North Texas State
Houston
St Louis
University of California
Davis
UCLA
Bowling Scores From Royal T and Independent Women Leagues
Bowling scores listed for Royal T and Wednesday Night Ladies leagues show multiple high games and series led by players such as Walker 189, Nelson 561, Cordle 669, Reisenbaugh 551, and Beiter 597. Team listings include Sunrice, Engineers, and Kansas State with numerous 10 and 30 series tallies across independent and club teams.
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Nicholas
Nelson
Lister
Bundy
H. Hensick
C. Bartram
R. Beiter
Meador
Goodyear
Stine
Nat's Guard
W. Flinsbaugh
Maracaibo
K. Cordle
J. Mann
K. Liegerot
Royal T—O
C. Anderson
Peterson
D. Hird
W. Morris
List
Clark
Young
Davis
B. Pogue
Cutting
C. Reisenbaugh
L. Istas
Don
Hamner
J. Baldwin
Nat'l
B. Moody
Wright
A. Wolgast
Kansas State
I. Honn
H. Liegerot
Moore
L. Meador
Hickman
Towner
R. Mock
Ohio U. Named Small College Football Champion
The Associated Press final small college poll names Ohio University champion on the strength of a tougher schedule. Ohio U. led with 10-0 record and half of the eight first place votes. Lenoir Rhyne and Humboldt State follow, with several other 9- and 10-win teams in the top ten.
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Associated Press
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Ohio Bobcats
William R. Hess
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Hickory
N.C
Humboldt
Calif
Dayton
Boston University
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Ohio
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Lenoir-Rhyne
Humboldt St
Whitworth
West Chester
Bowling Green
Louisiana Tech
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Muskingum
Iowa St. Teacers
Boston Celtics Smash Detroit Pistons 125 110 at Olympia
The Boston Celtics beat the Detroit Pistons 125 110 in Olympia Stadium as Boston extends its winning streak to nine and maintains a strong lead in the Eastern Division. Syracuse also defeated St Louis 135 126, keeping pace in the East standings.
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Hawks
Los Angeles
Basketball Season Opens With Top Matchups
Associated Press report notes the new look at college basketball as the season opens with Ohio State facing Ohio University in the top game. Expected stars include Terry Dischinger, Roger Kaiser, Bill McGill, Dave Debusschere, Lewis Qualls, and more as teams vie for early season supremacy across conferences.
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Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jerry West
West Virginia
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Darral Imhoff
California
Lennie Wilkens
Providence
Lee Shaffer
North Carolina
Tom Sanders
NYU
Tony Jackson
St. John’s
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Lucas
Jackson
Stith
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Roger Kaiser
Georgia Tech
Bill
the Hill) McGill
Utah
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Lewis Qualls
Texas A&m
Texas Aggies
Texas
Qualls
Kentucky
Baseball Talks Resume In Secret Amid Expansion Deadlock
New York, RP. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and the presidents of the American and National leagues held secret talks to resolve expansion issues with a news blackout planned. The 1961 AL 10-team plan faced Dodger owner Walter O'.Malley and NL opposition to Los Angeles, while Senators move to Minneapolis-St Paul and Washington awaits new ownership.
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Ford Frick
Frick
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Los Angeles
Walter O’malley
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Minneapolis-St.Paul
O'Malley
Brooklyn
Chavez Ravine Stadium
Sugar Ray Needs Knockout for World Middleweight Title
Sugar Ray Robinson must stop Gene Fullmer within five rounds to claim the National Boxing Association version of the world middleweight crown. The 1957 knockout by Robinson is recalled as Fullmer previews a cautious strategy ahead of their 15 round nationally televised bout in the Sports Arena.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
National Boxing Association
Two Battlers
Robinson
Gilman Hot Springs
Here
New York
Fullmer
Garden
West Jordan
Utah
Seek Power Boost for Emporia Radio Station
KVOE at Emporia Kansas applied to the Communications Commission for authority to boost its daytime broadcasting power from 250 to 1000 watts.
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KVOE
Emporia
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